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Is there any way to keep using a local ("non-global") IOperationFilter (via [SwaggerOperationFilter]) and have my filter injected with dependencies?

Not according to their source code

AnnotationsOperationFilter

Please check the documentation for the domain name to use for HERE services. For Matrix Routing you should be using matrix.route.ls.hereapi.com.

Disclosure: I'm a product manager at HERE Technologies

In general, I strongly favor state replication via events in durable log-structured storage over services making synchronous (in the logical sense, even if executed in a non-blocking fashion) queries.

Note that all systems are, at a sufficiently high level, eventually consistent: because we don't stop the world to allow an update to a service to happen, there's always a delay from update to visibility elsewhere (including in a user's mind).

In general, if you lose your datastores, things get ruined. However, logs of immutable events give you active-passive replication for nearly free (you have a consumer of that log which replicates events to another datacenter): in a disaster you can make the passive side active.

If you need more events than you are already publishing, you just add a log. You can seed the log with a backfilled dump of synthesized events from the state before the log existed (e.g. dump out all the current ProfilePictures).

When you think of your event bus as a replicated log (e.g. by implementing it using Kafka), consumption of an event doesn't prevent arbitrarily many other consumers from coming along later (it's just incrementing your read-position in the log). So that allows for other consumers to come along and consume the log for doing their own remix. One of those consumers could be simply replicating the log to another datacenter (enabling that active-passive).

Note that once you allow services to maintain their own views of the important bits of data from other services, you are in practice doing Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS); it's thus a good idea to familiarize yourself with CQRS patterns.

You have to re-deploy the stage. You can do this by changing something on the AWS::ApiGatway::Deployment or AWS::ApiGateway::Stage to force it to update or by using a custom lambda function.

Looking at the specific error you got - No address associated with the hostname - that means it cannot resolve the hostname to an IP. So you can find you local host IP and then pass an argument to the docker run command to add that host to the container lookup. Eg: -add-host="my.pc.url.com:X.X.X.X"

Docker networking is a potentially complex thing. Basically, if you run two separate containers they will not 'see' each other. You could have them both expose ports on the host machine and have then 'connect' that way, but you are better using the networking features of docker to ensure the containers talk to each other.

For a simple example like you have - say just two containers running tomcats that you would like to talk to each other - you might be best to just run them both via docker-compose so that they are in the same network.

There are many resources on the internet to explain the further details of docker networking if you wish to explore.

In your Middleware configuration you are creating a new instance of your JWTMiddleware, instead of using the spring managed bean. I am referring to

Azure web app only support http 80 and https 443 port.

So your port 8177 doesn't work. For more details, please read my answers in below posts.

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You need to use timestamps in milliseconds as x values and sort your data.

The Nuxt config file is simply a normal .js file.

You can create and modify the exported object the same as any other object.